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Taranaki Daily News, 1 October 1918, Page 1

LAND FOR SALE, j \ FOR SALE,/ j 187 ACRES, / i.4 , Freehold, near town; practically all in grass, all ploughabie, well-watered, 2roomed wbare, outhouse and shed, % mile to factory. Price £22 10s per acre; Terms £2OO cash, Owner will consider exchange# , • 167 ACRES* Freehold, all ploughabie and in grass, subdivided into 18 paddocks, good fencing, 21 acres oats; 2 houses, one" of 7 rooms, with wash-house, copper, bathroom, and another 4-roomed cottage; 7-bail cowE&ed with concrete' floor, hay and implement shed, % mile factory, li school. Price £26 per acre; Terms £BOO cash. These properties are well worth: inspection. R. A. LARGE, Estate .Agent, • U.S.S. Buildings, 'Phone 367. St. Aubyn St. FARMERS. READ THIS. JpOR SALE, for one month only—A Good First-class Dairy Farm, 116 acres freehold, 5-Toomed Dwelling, Washhouse, Store room, Implement Shed, Motor Garage, 14-bail Cowshed, concrete floor with engine shed attached. Price, £56 per acre. This farm is on a good metalled road about threef miles from Waitara, and handy to Factory and Railway. Only £ISOO cash required. For further particulars apply—•if V /P.O. BOX 14, f. Waitara, I am instructed by: MR. F. CONNOLLY /JO offer for private sale his 5-roomed Cottage, with %-acre Section freehold, situated on the West Sidle of Eliot Street, between the Id section and Boys' High School. The place is complete in every detail; 2 bedrooms, dining and sitting room, breakfast room, stove and hot and cold water service, large scullery, washhouse with tubs, copper and sink, bathroom with p.w.c. (everything under the one roof). Outside shed, 2 lawns, asphalt paths. A nice home for £7OO CASH, or the Best Offer. There are 3 fire places in the house. Good papers in thorough state of preservation, electric light shades of the very best, electric iron connection, connection for gaa stove. Inspection invited. ° ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, Egmont St., New Plymouth. MISCELLANEOUS. pRIME, Beef is scarce, but you can get it at the Imperial Meat Supply. Prices right; quality right; everything right. e.x. jgRING big baskets and little money and get Taranaki's best at the Imperial Meat Supply. e.x. ■ROYS' Striped Shirts, with collars— For boys up to 7 years 1/11; for boys up to 10 years 2/6; for boys up to 14 ye?us 2/11 each. These values onlr obtainable at The Ivash, New Plymouth ANT ED, Known—That W. Saxon Jones, D.S.O.A. by exam., Consulting Optician, Hawera, visits Stratford every Tuesday, and may be consulted at F. Edwards, Chemist, from 1 p.m. to G p.m. yyiNTER Suits for the boys in new styles and shapes. All dark colonial and imported tweeds. For boys 2 yeaTS to 8 years, prices 8/11, 12/6, 15/-. Come in and see them at the Ivash, New Plymouth. INGLEWOOD. QOTTIER'S, Inglewood—lt is a pleasure to show our new season's goods and give full information, but the customer is in no case pressed to purchase. Call to-day. QOTTIKR'S, Inglewood, for Tobralco. ■This cloth needs no introduction; it is one of the best known on the market. We hold a nice range of patterns. Price, 1/10J per yard. See -name on Selvedge. QOTTIER'S, Inglewood.—Call and see our New Blouses in Voile, Silk, Plain and Striped Crepe dc Chines, all the Iftt- ' est styles; very dainty and smart. COTTIER'S, Inglewood, for Silk Costumes, Sports Coats, and odd Silk Skirts, in White, Black, and Navy. Quality makes these goods attractive. , QOTTIER'S, Inglewood.—See our Millinery—the smartest that's offering. The style and shapes that ladies ap? preciate, because of their correctness to the trend of fashion, artistic character, finish and splendid quality. QOTTIKR'S, Inglewood, for Ladies' Silk Hose, in all the wanted shades; also colored Cashmere Hose. Prices, 4/6 to 10/6. QOTTIER'S, Inglewood, have a tine stock of Plain and Fancy. Voiles, . Gaberdines, Jap Crepes, Poplins, Tussore, . China, Jap and Fuji Silks, Colored Crepe de Chines. , QOTTIER'S, Inglewood.—Qur integrity we consider our. most sacred pos- - session. Every sale we make is backed by the ideal of making good in its fullest sense, everythipg' we. claim for,-our, 4 Igooda, and their